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What is currently being done to address this problem?

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What is currently being done to address this problem?

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Things that are currently being done to address this problem include sending aid to Rohingya Muslims in refugee camps. Also, the UN security council is currently investigating the genocide, and it has appealed to Myanmar to stop persecuting the Rohingya Muslims. The US provided nearly $300 million in aid for refugees, and Bangladesh is setting up more camps for refugees fleeing Myanmar. Also, the UK is giving £59 million to support those fleeing to Bangladesh. So, those are some things that are currently being done to address this problem.

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Why should the rest of the world be concerned about this issue?

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Why should the rest of the world be concerned about this issue?

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Rohingya Muslims are being killed in Myanmar, but that doesn’t mean other countries shouldn’t do anything about it. Thousands of refugees are fleeing from Myanmar, and they need a place to stay. Most of them are in refugee camps near the Bangladesh border, but those camps are crowded and unsanitary. To help refugees, countries could open their borders. Countries could also provide aid to those in refugee camps, and even something like donating money to help people in refugee camps could impact so many people. Also, the killing of Rohingya Muslims is a crime against humanity and genocide. If we do not stop this now, hundreds more Rohingya Muslims could die. Hate could spread to other countries, and more people could die. We need to stop this now and spread peace instead of hate. That is why the rest of the world be concerned about this issue.

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How has the problem affected the community directly?

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How has the problem affected the community directly?

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Many Rohingya Muslims are being killed and forced into Bangladesh. Myanmar soldiers have burned down houses, so now many Rohingya Muslims have no place to go. The refugee camps that many Rohingya Muslims are forced to stay in are unsanitary and there are many diseases. Many have to walk long distances for food and water. Almost 700,000 Rohingya Muslims are living in refugee camps on the Bangladesh border, and 7,000 were killed. Even if Rohingya Muslims were allowed to go back to Myanmar, many of them wouldn’t have a place to stay. The camps that many Rohingya Muslims are living in now barely have adequate shelter, and there are shortages of food, water, and medicine. That is how the problem has affected the community.

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What is the problem and what are the root causes of the problem?

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What is the problem and what are the root causes of the problem?

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In Myanmar, hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims have fled from their homes and are now living in refugee camps in Bangladesh. They are being forced from Myanmar because the Buddhist population in Myanmar, which is 90% Buddhist, want to destroy the Rohingya Muslims. In 2017, Myanmar soldiers started burning down houses and villages, and the Rohingya have been discriminated against because they are the minority. There is so much discrimination against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar that villages and towns are being wiped out and many are being forced to leave. Anti-Rohingya hate has spread and many are being killed. The root cause of this problem is hate and discrimination against Rohingya Muslims and a government that is unwilling to do anything.

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I have been in this refugee camp for over two weeks now. We live in a tiny hut near the edge of the Bangladesh border, and I long for my old house. When we fled Myanmar, we had to leave everything behind. I miss my house, and I wish we did not have to live here. We have to walk long distances for water, food, and medicine. There are many sicknesses, and I am worried I might become ill. There are so many people here, and so many of them have lost relatives or friends. I am extremely thankful that everyone in my family was able to make it to the refugee camps, and that we are all well. I hope that soon, all of this will be over and we can return to our old homes.